Jon Snow
UBS rogue trader jailed for seven years
Kweku Adoboli has been jailed for seven years in an emblematic case which exposes a culture that prevailed both before and after the financial meltdown.
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We did it!
Krishnan and the rest of the teamcomplete their 200 mile bike ride to Paris with Bike4Good.
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BBC reporter: ‘I believed I was the Messiah’
A BBC reporter who lost his job after an episode of mental illness, tells Channel 4 News that he believes a travel injection may have triggered the fever that led to his illness.
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Former HBOS CEO Crosby asks to forego knighthood
Former HBOS chief executive Sir James Crosby says he will ask for his knighthood to be removed and will forego 30 per cent of his pension after last week’s report into the bank’s collapse.
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Budget 2013: Can Osborne revive zombie Britain?
Live updates on budget 2013 – with analysis from Economics Editor Faisal Islam and Simon Wagman from Blick Rothenberg, accounting and tax specialists.
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What has 2012 done for us?
As the year draws to a close (but hopefully not the world, unless the Mayans were right all along) we want to know what 2012 has done for you, from Gangnam Style to changing attitudes to disability.
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Terry Waite meets Hezbollah 25 years after kidnapping
Former hostage Terry Waite returns to Lebanon to meet Hezbollah, the organisation believed to be responsible for kidnapping and torturing him when he was the Archbishop of Canterbury’s envoy.
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What would the UK be like outside the EU?
As David Cameron goes into battle in Brussels over the European Union budget, we ask: What would the UK be like outside the EU? Would it be better or worse off? #exiteurope
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Jon Snow
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OFT clamps down on payday lenders
The OFT launches investigations into several payday lenders over “aggressive debt collection practices” and warns others they risk enforcement action if standards do not improve.
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HSBC under scrutiny for ‘criminal’ account holders
Britain’s biggest bank is at the centre of a HMRC investigation after allegations that criminals opened offshore accounts for money laundering purposes in the bank’s Jersey operation.
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The demographics that got Obama re-elected
So how did Obama clinch victory? Was it Hurricane Sandy that sealed the deal or the nascent economic recovery? A lot of people are putting it down to something more prosaic: changing demographics.
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Fools for love: how an internet dating firm duped clients
A Channel 4 News investigation reveals one of Britain’s largest internet dating firms hired staff to trick customers into handing over more money – abusing their personal details in the process.
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Treasury: Mervyn King overstepped powers in Barclays scandal
Sir Mervyn King’s interference in the ousting of Barclays’ chief Bob Diamond is difficult to justify, the chairman of the committee investigating the Libor rate-rigging scandal tells Channel 4 News.
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Faisal Islam
Unemployment down, but snakes not ladders on jobs prospects
Today’s figures show an unexpected welcome fall in unemployment, youth unemployment, and a small rise in the claimant count – over the next few months C4 News will continue telling the story of jobs in Britain with a series of reports for the Channel 4 Jobs Report (#c4jobs).
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£1bn revamp for Tesco, but will customers buy it?
Britain’s biggest retailer has unveiled its new strategy to ‘put the love back in’ for customers. But can Tesco prove it can provide value for money, and a more positive shopping experience too?
